You want to know everything about New England light houses and light houses in general—and I mean everything? Then you want to contact this man—he's written 21 books on the subject, has taken people on tours of all of them and he will work to keep history alive for as long as Jeremy is alive. 

(Recording date: August 30th, 2020)

When young Jim Dill was growing up in Gardiner Maine, he collected every living thing he found in the woods and cared for them in a special room in his childhood home. He grew up to be the go-to guy for all insect problems in Maine and elsewhere, he wears many hats and manages to do all things well, and one of his hats is Maine State Senator. 

(Recording date: August 23rd, 2020)

After a long and successful career teaching, Debbie "retired" and took on the Stanley Steamer Car museum in Kingfield, Maine, where she and her husband teach tourists about the contributions the Stanley twins made to Maine and America - and to show them they Steamer cars they own - and treasure!

(Recording date: August 16th, 2020)

Lori Crook and BJ Russell live and love in Round Pond, Maine, a place they love, work in and for, know they are happily in the middle of a Norman Rockwell painting. It is a lovely, loving and sweet story, and all the money there is could never get them to leave their beloved Round Pond. 

(Recording date: August 9th, 2020)

Fly Rod Crosby was a champion fly casting woman in the 1880s, who overcame tuberculosis, being 6' tall, and especially being a woman in a man's world. A columnist for Maine papers, she also became Maine's first wilderness guide and most shocking of all she wore skirts that were 8-10 inches shorter than they "should" have been. 

(Recording date: August 2nd, 2020)

Alan Bradstreet of Pownal, Maine demonstrates his ability to take anything he finds or borrows or takes and shows us how to turn it all into entertainment gold, how to convince all his friends to joyfully follow along with him and how he quite obviously is the reincarnation of Dr. Suess, Rube Goldberg and Spike Jones all rolled into one funny, creative, talented, weird and fascinating man.

(Recording date: July 26, 2020)

Oddly, she'd always dreamed of going to Italy from as far back as she could remember, so when the opportunity came for her to study in Florence, she grabbed it; she was not disappointed in any of the experience, was so enchanted by the architecture, art, and people there that she will go back as soon as she can, maybe won't return anytime soon!

(Recording date: July 19th, 2020)

Joe Andrew of Harpswell has spent a large portion of his now 94 years teaching and talking about the joys of mathematics, all maths, "even arithmetic!", and is intent on showing everyone there's beauty, discipline, necessity, fun, satisfaction and joy in learning. 

(Recording date: July 12th, 2020)

After having to leave her job as Command Sergeant Major in the US Army because of literally being blown up causing her to permanently lose her hearing and to suffer many other injuries, Gretchen finally meets her Hearing Service Dog "Aura" who becomes her ears, and gives her a whole new feeling about life and living; she became Executive Director of the Dogtopia Foundation, traveling everywhere to raise money for the training and placing of these valuable, important dogs so that wounded vets can have new and better lives. 

(Recording date: July 5th, 2020)

In this first of two shows, Sergeant Evans tells us how she struggled and worked to overcome this horrendous personal loss, how she regained most of her normal life back, is now focused on a very important cause, and how she now considers her situation a great gift. 

(Recording date: June 28th, 2020)